As we’re only a couple months away from a release of the iPhone 14, a new leak shows that rumors of Apple adding a Plus model to the lineup could be true. If this comes to fruition, Apple’s next lineup could include the iPhone 14, Pro, Plus, and Pro Max.
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Poll: Would you prefer an iPhone with USB-C, Lightning, or completely wireless?
It’s been rumored for a while that Apple will eventually drop its beloved Lightning port on the iPhone and move to USB-C. Multiple Apple devices have already made the switch to USB-C but the iPhone has fallen behind. As time goes on, it’s seemingly more and more likely that we will end up with a USB-C iPhone. However, is that something consumers want?
Expand Expanding Close3 reasons to wait for AirPods Pro 2 instead of buying now
As Apple’s second generation of AirPods Pro, these highly anticipated earbuds are rumored to come out late 2022. If you’re an audiophile and in the market for a pair of new earbuds, you may want to wait for the AirPods Pro 2 to release.
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While there’s been reports of AirTags being used for stalking, we’ve yet to hear of someone trying to stalk police. Just recently, someone actually planted an AirTag on an unmarked police car in Japan, according to Sora News 24.
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The fall semester is gradually approaching as we hit the second half of 2022. Apple has already begun its yearly education promotion in stores and online while college students begin to shop for school. For some, it could be a big decision to decide what technology you may need to help you get through your college career. 9to5Mac is here to help. Let’s go over some of the best Apple products and services for college in 2022.
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Privacy screen protectors are dark shields, usually made of glass that you can use on your iPhone. You may have seen one on someone else’s iPhone and wondered what a use case would be. Let’s explore what a privacy screen protector does and the best options if you’re looking to purchase one.
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Apple’s Fitness+ service is arguably my favorite service from the tech giant. The quality of the workouts and the passion of the trainers help make this fitness service a one-of-a-kind experience for users. With that being said, let’s explore what the app is and how you can make the most out of your subscription.
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Update: The article was originally written prior to finding out an exception in the law. It is in fact, okay to use Apple Pay or other forms of contactless payment through drive-thrus in the UK. Source: gov.uk
As new Highway Code rules were released last month, it is now illegal for drivers in the UK to touch their phone while driving. With this, it is now illegal for fast food customers to use Apple Pay while purchasing food in drive-thrus. Now, a warning is out for customers of McDonald’s, KFC, Greggs, Costa, and Burger King.
Expand Expanding Close‘Altered Carbon’ actor Hannah Rose May shares recent AirTag tracking experience
While at an after-hours event at Disneyland, actress Hannah Rose May received a Find My notification on her iPhone. With this notification, May found there was an AirTag tracking her at “The Happiest Place on Earth” for two hours. She took to Twitter to share her experience.
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For content creators, the fear of getting hacked and losing access to your account is a real concern. Well, Israeli startup Notch has a solution for that with its Instagram insurance policies, according to TechCrunch.
Expand Expanding CloseOne year of using Apple products: My thoughts on the experience
It’s officially been one year since I became an Apple user. Now, as an Apple blogger, it felt like the right time to reflect on the experience as I come from a unique perspective.
Expand Expanding CloseApple forced to cut iPhone 14 orders by 10%, despite anticipating strong demand
While demand for the next generation iPhone is looking to be high, the hectic supply chain continues to disrupt the market. According to DigiTimes, Apple is cutting iPhone 14 orders by 10%, despite expecting strong demand for its lineup.
Expand Expanding CloseApple wants to use ultrasonic technology to make AirPods more useable when wet
Today, the US Patent and Trademark Office has published Apple’s patent application regarding an advanced ultrasonic touch sensor. According to Patently Apple, the patent will apply to the use of ultrasonic technology in AirPods Pro and AirPods Max.
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Apple Music Live continues its concert streaming following its Harry Styles and Lil Durk performances. Mary J. Blige is next; however, her stream on Apple Music will not be live.
Expand Expanding CloseNiantic unveils social platform for Pokémon Go players after cutting projects and staff
Ready, set, Pokémon Go! Niantic, the mastermind behind Pokémon Go, has begun the roll out of its new social platform, Campfire, for players of the hit game.
Expand Expanding CloseApple Support’s new Community+ program encourages members with ‘special perks’
Apple is offering new perks and “white-glove experiences” to members who make an impact within its support community. These include unpaid support technicians who are active in helping answer user questions online regarding Apple products and services.
Expand Expanding CloseApple Card offers double cash back at select retailers until July 31
Do you foresee any online shopping sprees in your future? If you own an Apple Card, you may want to check the latest deal before it ends. Apple Card users can enjoy double daily cash back at select retailers (and select items) from now until the end of July.
Expand Expanding CloseReview: Pebblebee Card and Clip are like AirTags with Find My, recharging, and unique form factors
The Pebblebee Card and Clip, like Apple’s AirTag, are Bluetooth-enabled item trackers. Using your iPhone, you can track down lost items like your wallet or keys. For this review, I’ve been trying the Pebblebee Card and Pebblebee Clip for a few weeks now. They’re essentially the same devices, just physically designed to track different items. Let’s see how both products stand up to AirTag…
Expand Expanding CloseFirefox now lets users remove tracking parameters from URLs to enhance privacy
In the release of Mozilla Firefox 102 comes an important new privacy feature for users. This new tool strips parameters from URLs that track your internet usage.
Expand Expanding CloseApple aims to spotlight smaller European developers through new campaign
Apple has launched a new way to support European developers in its App Store. Called Founders, it’s a new campaign aiming to spotlight smaller developers and their apps through editorials.
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The National Labor Relations Board has certified the union election for Apple Store employees in Maryland. This certification comes 10 days after the Towson store became the first Apple retail location in the United States to vote to unionize.
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In an update today, Meta is introducing new ways to organize and quickly access Facebook Groups. These features help admins and members stay on top of their community engagements.
Expand Expanding ClosePokémon GO creator unveils new AR game for iOS: ‘NBA All-World’
Niantic, the creator of the hit augmented reality mobile game, Pokémon Go, has announced its next venture. Teaming up with the National Basketball Association, NBA All-World is currently in development and will release on iOS and Android devices.
Expand Expanding CloseApple Watch infringed AliveCor ECG patent, ITC judge rules
Apple’s ongoing battle with AliveCor continues as Apple is found guilty of infringing on patented technology on Apple Watch. AliveCor, a maker of personal electrocardiogram (ECG) technology, claims the tech giant monopolizes the industry among other complaints.
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